Question

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Explanation:

Sponges are simple multicellular organisms. Asymmetry means that the organism has no definite shape or symmetry. Sponges do not have a regular body plan that can be divided into equal parts by a plane. Bilateral symmetry (like in humans, divided into left and right equal halves) and radial symmetry (like in star - fish, body parts arranged around a central axis) are not present in sponges. And saying "no symmetry" is incorrect as "asymmetry" is a recognized type of lack of regular symmetry in biological classification.

Answer:

asymmetry